Auger-Aliassime and Lehecka announce they are no longer working with their coaches

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The conclusion of Wimbledon 2026 continues to generate significant movements in the ATP circuit. In just a few hours, Félix Auger-Aliassime and Jiri Lehecka have announced the end of their respective collaborations with the coaches who have been by their sides for a good part of their careers, showing that both are seeking a fresh start for the future.

In the case of the Canadian, the news carries heavy symbolic weight. Auger-Aliassime has concluded a decade-long partnership with Frédéric Fontang, the coach who guided his development since he was just 16 years old and who has been a pivotal figure in his professional growth.

"Wimbledon will be my last tournament with Frédéric as my coach," stated the Canadian in an emotional message shared on social media. Auger expressed gratitude for the support received over the past ten years, highlighting that Fontang not only helped him progress as a tennis player but also as a person: "I always found in him the calmness, serenity, and wisdom I needed to overcome the toughest moments."

The assessment of this period brings forth significant moments for the Canadian, who managed to establish himself among the world's elite, captured several ATP titles, and reached the semifinals of the US Open 2021 under the guidance of the French coach. Nevertheless, the recent seasons have been marked by worrisome inconsistency, possibly prompting a decision mutually agreed upon by both parties.

Lehecka also makes a move in the coaching staff

This transition aligns with another significant announcement within the circuit. Jiri Lehecka also confirmed the split with Michal Navrátil, the coach he has worked with over the past eight years. The Czech summarized the separation with a message of appreciation, reminiscing about the "years of effort, sacrifices, victories, and defeats" shared and stating that this entire journey "has had a purpose."

Lehecka made it clear that he approaches this new phase with "humility, great motivation, and unwavering determination," convinced that "the best is yet to come."

Two players destined to strive for big achievements in the upcoming years have opted to change the course of their coaching teams. Following Wimbledon, a new chapter begins for Auger-Aliassime and Lehecka, who will seek in these changes the necessary momentum to make a definitive leap in their careers.

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